CX32 - Additional Events
Peter Hinchliffe, Interventional & Surgical Innovations LLC, New York, United States
NEW LINC @ CX
Interventional solutions for patients with critical limb ischaemia
Sunday, 11th April - Learning Centre 1
NEW CX Advanced Vascular Access Skills Course
Tuesday, 13th April - This course will run from 9am - 1pm and will be repeated from 1.30pm - 5.30pm. Maximum 50 participants per session.
NEW CX Surgeons in Training Prize Course
Surgeons in training are invited to submit a case presentation There will be a prize for the best case presentation by surgical trainee
£500 1st prize
£250 2nd prize
£150 3rd prize
PLUS free registration for CX33 in 2011 for all 3!
Email presentations to info@cxsymposium.com
This course was a sell-out this year and will be extended to allow more
participants to attend. The course will continue to include diagnostic ultrasound testing and live
demonstrations, as well as ultrasound guided endovenous procedures, the
different phlebectomy techniques, the treatment of telangiectasias and an
assessment of follow-up and recurrence.
Course Director:
Ian Franklin, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
Ian Franklin, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
Objectives: All you could possible need to know to set up an office based venous practice
including:
Session 1: Diagnostic venous ultrasound
Objectives: Hands on teaching on patients and volunteers to demonstrate ultrasound of the
GSV, SSV, perforators, deep veins and common anatomic anomalies
Session 2: Ultrasound guided skills: vein cannulation, catheter tip positioning
and tumescent anaesthesia
Objectives: Hands-on teaching on simulators together with demonstration of different
anaesthetic pumps, discussion of tumescent anaesthetic mixes and precautions
relating to local anaesthetic toxicity
Session 3: Video demonstrations of live cases of EVLT, RFiTT, VNUS and
ambulatory phlebectomy
Objectives: Practical training on techniques of ambulatory phlebectomy, percutaneous
treatment of perforators, veno-active drugs, mechanisms of thermoablation
Session 4: Foam sclerotherapy
Objectives: Detailed training in the technique of foam sclerotherapy, indications and
practical tips together with teaching on how to get the best possible cosmetic
results with microsclerotherapy for thread veins
Session 5: Mini-seminars on logistics of setting up an office-based vein
practice, choice of techniques and consent documentation
Faculty: Joe Assenheim, Colin Bicknell, Steve Black, Kursat Bozkurt, Andrew Bradbury,
Bruce Braithwaite, Eddie Chaloner, Ian Chetter, Ralph Daye, Jonothan Earnshaw,
Mary Ellis, JJ Geux, Rick Gibbs, Manj Gohal, Mike Gough, Maher Hamish, Darren
Herbert, Markus Javien, Keith Jones, Lowell Kabnick, Jason Koronowski, Richard
Koronowski, Patrick Lintott, Ian Loftus, Kieran McBride, Andrew McIrvine, David
McLain, Matthew Metcalfe, Vikas Pandey, Barrie Price, Thomas Proebstle, Simina
Quereshi, Albert Adrian Ramelet, Ravi Singh Ranger, Hema Rao, Sophie Renton,
Alex Rodway, Nina Salooja, Amanda Shepherd, Craig Smith, Philip Coleridge
Smith, Steve Tristram, Mike Vasquez, David West, Mark Whiteley, Cees Wittens,
Ken Woodburn
Sunday 11 April 2010 -
Learning Centre 2
Learning Centre 2
The CX Innovation Showcase provides an opportunity for leading clinicians and
industry professionals to interact over the development of new technologies in
the vascular and endovascular device field.
Chairman: Nick Cheshire, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
Stephen Greenhalgh, BIBA Medical Ltd., London, United Kingdom
Stephen Greenhalgh, BIBA Medical Ltd., London, United Kingdom
Innovation challenges
Lessons from the US and European Vascular & Endovascular Monitors
Stephen Greenhalgh, BIBA Medical Ltd, London, United Kingdom
Step by step guide to bringing your idea to clinical use?Stephen Greenhalgh, BIBA Medical Ltd, London, United Kingdom
Peter Hinchliffe, Interventional & Surgical Innovations LLC, New York, United States
Getting started
How easy is it to be a medtech entrepreneur?
Alan Edwards, London, United Kingdom
Alan Edwards, London, United Kingdom
Is it getting any easier to bring a new device to market?
Stuart Rodger, Vascutek Terumo, Renfrewshire, United Kingdom
Stuart Rodger, Vascutek Terumo, Renfrewshire, United Kingdom
Getting protected
What are the top 10 tips in ensuring that your device has its intellectual
property protection in place?
Peter Hinchliffe, Interventional & Surgical Innovations LLC, New York, United States
Peter Hinchliffe, Interventional & Surgical Innovations LLC, New York, United States
New technology horizons
Researching fully biodegradable synthetic polymer scaffolds for experimental
arterial replacement
Beat Walpoth, Geneva, Switzerland
Beat Walpoth, Geneva, Switzerland
GERAADA (German Registry for Acute Aortic Dissection type A)
Ernst Weigang, Mainz, Germany
Ernst Weigang, Mainz, Germany
New vascular devices
Clampless vascular surgery: completely atraumatic vascular occlusion during
distal bypass
Alun Davies, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
Alun Davies, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
Universal hemostatic sealant
Nick Cheshire, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
Nick Cheshire, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
New endovascular devices
Overview of drug eluting balloon technology
Gunnar Tepe, Rosenheim, Germany
Gunnar Tepe, Rosenheim, Germany
Possis paclitaxel coated balloon
Nicolas Diehm, Berne, Switzerland
Nicolas Diehm, Berne, Switzerland
Flexible Stenting Solutions
tbc
tbc
New EVAR device updates
Nellix Bob Mitchell, Palo Alto, CA, United States
Trivascular
tbc
tbc
Aptus
tbc
tbc
Aorfix
John Hardman, Bath, United Kingdom
John Hardman, Bath, United Kingdom
Powerlink IntuiTrak
Rodney White, Torrance, CA, USA
Rodney White, Torrance, CA, USA
Excluder C3
tbc
tbc
Zenith LP
Timothy Resch, Malmo, Sweden
Timothy Resch, Malmo, Sweden
New TEVAR device update
Conformable TAG
Peter Taylor, London, United Kingdom
Peter Taylor, London, United Kingdom
NBS Plus
Vicente Riambau, Barcelona, Spain
Vicente Riambau, Barcelona, Spain
New venous devices
Endovenous debulking
Hartmut Goertz, Lingen, Germany
Hartmut Goertz, Lingen, Germany
New vascular access devices
Application of spiral laminar flow technology in vascular access grafts
Peter Stonebridge, Dundee, United Kingdom
Peter Stonebridge, Dundee, United Kingdom
Circuport device
Ommid Jahrome, Utrecht, Netherlands
Ommid Jahrome, Utrecht, Netherlands
EKOS device
Jean-Paul de Vries, Nieuwegen, Netherlands
Jean-Paul de Vries, Nieuwegen, Netherlands
New technology Dragon’s Den
HQS introducer for percutaneous EVAR
Claude Mialhe, Draguignan, France
Claude Mialhe, Draguignan, France
Aortic Customise
Alexander de Vries, Eemnes, Netherlands
Alexander de Vries, Eemnes, Netherlands
Minilaparotomy for aortic repair
Lidija Erdelez, Zagreb, Croatia
Lidija Erdelez, Zagreb, Croatia
Assessment of Ischemia and Hypoxia in Peripheral tissue
Phil Basham, Bury St. Edmunds, United Kingdom
Phil Basham, Bury St. Edmunds, United Kingdom
New biomechanical analysis tools for clinical decisions in AAA disease
management
Alexander Hyhlik-Duerr, Heidelberg, Germany
Alexander Hyhlik-Duerr, Heidelberg, Germany
Join the ilegx faculty to develop a current best approach on how to diagnose and
manage leg/foot tissue loss as an interdisciplinary team to optimise patient
management.
NEW LINC @ CX
Interventional solutions for patients with critical limb ischaemia
Sunday, 11th April - Learning Centre 1
This is a new one day live course on "Interventional techniques for the treatment of critical limb ischaemia". Live cases will be broadcast from Park Hospital/Heart Center, University of
Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany.
Part 1: The challenge of chronic total occlusions in peripheral arteries
Chairman: Giancarlo Biamino, Cotignola, Italy
Marc Bosiers, Dendermonde, Belgium
Chairman: Giancarlo Biamino, Cotignola, Italy
Marc Bosiers, Dendermonde, Belgium
09.00-09.30
Live Case Transmission
Live Case Transmission
09.30-09.40
Crossing techniques for complex aortoiliac and femoropopliteal occlusions
Barry Katzen, Miami, FL, United States
Crossing techniques for complex aortoiliac and femoropopliteal occlusions
Barry Katzen, Miami, FL, United States
09.40-10.30
Live Case Transmission
Live Case Transmission
10.30-10.40
Stenting the superficial femoral artery: Current strategies and devices selection
Erich Minar, Vienna, Austria
Stenting the superficial femoral artery: Current strategies and devices selection
Erich Minar, Vienna, Austria
10.40-10.50
Interventional treatment of the popliteal segment: Still the "no-stent-area"?
Thomas Zeller, Bad Krozingen, Germany
Interventional treatment of the popliteal segment: Still the "no-stent-area"?
Thomas Zeller, Bad Krozingen, Germany
10.50-11.40
Live Case Transmission
Live Case Transmission
11.40-11.50
Drug eluting balloon vs. Drug eluting stent: When to use which technology?
Gunnar Tepe, Rosenheim, Germany
Drug eluting balloon vs. Drug eluting stent: When to use which technology?
Gunnar Tepe, Rosenheim, Germany
11.50-12.30
Live Case Transmission
Live Case Transmission
Part 2: Innovative techniques for Below-the-knee angioplasty
Chairman:
Dierk Scheinert, Liepzig, Germany Iris Baumgartner, Berne, Switzerland
Chairman:
Dierk Scheinert, Liepzig, Germany Iris Baumgartner, Berne, Switzerland
14.30-15.00
Live Case Transmission
Live Case Transmission
15.00-15.10
Basic armamentarium and approaches for complex below-the-knee disease
Marco Manzi, Abano Terme, Italy
Basic armamentarium and approaches for complex below-the-knee disease
Marco Manzi, Abano Terme, Italy
15.10-16.00
Live Case Transmission
Live Case Transmission
16.00-16.10
The retrograde approach for femoropopliteal and tibial occlusions in critical limb ischaemia
Andrej Schmidt, Leipzig, Germany (Via Satellite)
The retrograde approach for femoropopliteal and tibial occlusions in critical limb ischaemia
Andrej Schmidt, Leipzig, Germany (Via Satellite)
16.10-16.20
Tibial artery stenting: Indications and differential use of drug eluting stent vs. bare-metal stents
Marc Bosiers, Dendermonde, Belgium
Tibial artery stenting: Indications and differential use of drug eluting stent vs. bare-metal stents
Marc Bosiers, Dendermonde, Belgium
16.20-17.10
Live Case Transmission
Live Case Transmission
17.10-17.20
Improving the durability of endovascular revascularization: The role of drug-elution
Iris Baumgartner, Berne, Switzerland
Improving the durability of endovascular revascularization: The role of drug-elution
Iris Baumgartner, Berne, Switzerland
17.20-18.00
Live Case Transmission
Live Case Transmission
Around 100 vascular surgeons attended this training day that included both a
revision course sponsored by Vascutek and hands-on endovascular training
provided this year in the CX Training Village.
Programme Director: Alun Davis, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
Chairman: Saraj Das, London, United Kingdom
10.00-10.30
Statistics
Louise Brown, Imperial College, London, UK
Statistics
Louise Brown, Imperial College, London, UK
10.30-11.00
Ultrasound imaging
Mary Ellis, Imperial College, London, UK
Ultrasound imaging
Mary Ellis, Imperial College, London, UK
11.00-11.30
Epidemiology and medical therapy
Janet Powell, Imperial College, London, UK
Epidemiology and medical therapy
Janet Powell, Imperial College, London, UK
11.30-12.00
Endovascular - wires and catheters
Nick Burfitt, Imperial College, London, UK
Endovascular - wires and catheters
Nick Burfitt, Imperial College, London, UK
12.00-12.30
Anaesthetic issues
Paul Gunning, Imperial College, London, UK
Anaesthetic issues
Paul Gunning, Imperial College, London, UK
12.30-13.30
LUNCH - in the learning Centre
LUNCH - in the learning Centre
Chairman:
Ian Franklin, Imperial College, London, UK
Ian Franklin, Imperial College, London, UK
13.30-14.00
Lower Limb ischaemia cases
Louis Fligelstone, Swansea, UK
Lower Limb ischaemia cases
Louis Fligelstone, Swansea, UK
14.00-14.15
Lower limb evidence
Gerard Stansby, Newcastle, UK
Lower limb evidence
Gerard Stansby, Newcastle, UK
14.15-14.45
Venous disease cases
David Berridge, Leeds, UK
Venous disease cases
David Berridge, Leeds, UK
14.45-15.00
Venous evidence
Jonathan Earnshaw, Gloucester, UK
Venous evidence
Jonathan Earnshaw, Gloucester, UK
15.00-15.30
Renal access cases
Domenico Valenti, London, UK
Renal access cases
Domenico Valenti, London, UK
15.30-16.00
TEA
TEA
16.00-16.15
Evidence for renal access
Eric Chemla, London, UK
Evidence for renal access
Eric Chemla, London, UK
16.15-16.45
Aortic cases
Matt Thompson, London, UK
Aortic cases
Matt Thompson, London, UK
16.45-17.00
Evidence for aortic cases
Peter Taylor, London, UK
Evidence for aortic cases
Peter Taylor, London, UK
17.00-17.30
Carotid cases
Michael Gough, Leeds, UK
Carotid cases
Michael Gough, Leeds, UK
17.30-17.45
Carotid evidence
Ross Naylor, Leicester, UK
Carotid evidence
Ross Naylor, Leicester, UK
This course will review a series of complex cases in peripheral intervention
including carotid stenting, TEVAR, EVAR, SFA and below the knee interventions.
A co-operation between CX and the Europe Virtual reality Endovascular RESearch Team.
This course brings together experts from around the world to examine the role of
simulation in providing hands-on vascular surgical and endovascular training with practical training sessions on PROcedure rehearsal, thoracic and abdominal aortic
aneurysm repair and endovascular robotics.
Panel:
Rajesh Aggarwal, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
Nick Cheshire, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
Mario Lachat, Zurich, Switzerland
Peter Gaines, Sheffield, UK
Rajesh Aggarwal, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
Nick Cheshire, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
Mario Lachat, Zurich, Switzerland
Peter Gaines, Sheffield, UK
Part I:
lunchtime symposium Saturday in Learning Centre 3
lunchtime symposium Saturday in Learning Centre 3
1. Introduction
Frank Veith, New York, NY, United Kingdom
Frank Veith, New York, NY, United Kingdom
2. Training and maintaining open surgical skills
Dittmar Böckler, Heidelberg Germany
Dittmar Böckler, Heidelberg Germany
3. Skills and simulation - setting up a training programme
Isabelle Van Herzeele, Gent, Belgium
Isabelle Van Herzeele, Gent, Belgium
4. Human factors training
Christoph Ammann, tbc
Christoph Ammann, tbc
5. Importance of simulation for planning endovascular interventions
Willem Willaert, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
Willem Willaert, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
6. Potential role of simulation for training and credentialing of future
endovascular therapists.
Jonathan Beard, Sheffield, UK
Jonathan Beard, Sheffield, UK
7. Remarks from the floor -
Peter Gaines, Sheffield, UK and Frank Vermassen, Gent, Belgium
Peter Gaines, Sheffield, UK and Frank Vermassen, Gent, Belgium
8. Discussion
Part II:
hands-on sessions.
hands-on sessions.
1. Endovascular treatment of infrarenal abdominal aortic aneurysms, thoracic
aneurysms and dissections using VR simulators.
2. Open surgical skills training
3. Peripheral interventions using VR simulators
Course Director: Eric Chemla, London, United Kingdom
The 5th International St George's Vascular Access Meeting - under the management of the Vascular Access Society
will now take place at the Charing Cross symposium. The main topic is “Vascular Access Revision or Rescue: Endovascular or Surgical?”.
09.00
Introduction
Eric Chemla, London, United Kingdom
Introduction
Eric Chemla, London, United Kingdom
09.05-09.10
Welcome address by President of the Vascular Access Society
Patrick Haage, Wuppertal, Germany
Welcome address by President of the Vascular Access Society
Patrick Haage, Wuppertal, Germany
09.10-09.35
Vascular Access Rescue: The Magnitude of the Problem
Chris Gibbons, Swansea, United Kingdom
Vascular Access Rescue: The Magnitude of the Problem
Chris Gibbons, Swansea, United Kingdom
09.35-10.00
Rescuing Vascular Access: Surgery or Endovascular: Is there a molecular and pharmacological background?
Prabir Roy Chaudhury, Cincinnati, OH, United States
Rescuing Vascular Access: Surgery or Endovascular: Is there a molecular and pharmacological background?
Prabir Roy Chaudhury, Cincinnati, OH, United States
10.00-10.25
Coffee, Exhibition & Posters
Coffee, Exhibition & Posters
10.25-10.50
Native AVFs and Grafts Rescues: Surgery when and how? The St George's experience.
Eric Chemla, London, United Kingdom
Native AVFs and Grafts Rescues: Surgery when and how? The St George's experience.
Eric Chemla, London, United Kingdom
10.50-11.10
Native AVFs and Grafts Rescues: Endovascular when and how? The Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas
Bart Dolmatch, Dallas, TX, United States
Native AVFs and Grafts Rescues: Endovascular when and how? The Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas
Bart Dolmatch, Dallas, TX, United States
11.10-11.40
New and Upcoming Innovations in Dialysis Treatment
Eric Peden, Dallas, TX United States
New and Upcoming Innovations in Dialysis Treatment
Eric Peden, Dallas, TX United States
11.40-12.40
Scientific Session - Oral Presentations
ABSTRACT PRESENTERS
Scientific Session - Oral Presentations
ABSTRACT PRESENTERS
12.40-13.40
Lunch, Exhibition & Posters
Lunch, Exhibition & Posters
13.40-15.00
Parallel Session 1:
- Abandoning or rescuing vascular access sites. Rescue of infected bypass grafts . To remove or not to remove that is the question?
Ulf Hedin, Stockholm, Sweden
Mohamed Morsy, London, United Kingdom
- Central venous obstruction or stenosis: The Surgical options
Alun Davies, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
- Central Venous obstruction or stenosis: The Endovascular options.
Graham Munneke, London, United Kingdom
Parallel Session 1:
- Abandoning or rescuing vascular access sites. Rescue of infected bypass grafts . To remove or not to remove that is the question?
Ulf Hedin, Stockholm, Sweden
Mohamed Morsy, London, United Kingdom
- Central venous obstruction or stenosis: The Surgical options
Alun Davies, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
- Central Venous obstruction or stenosis: The Endovascular options.
Graham Munneke, London, United Kingdom
13.40-15.00
Parallel Session 2 - (Nurses, Technicians, Specialist session, Learning Centre 2):
- Proper use of Vascular Access. The role of the Nurse Educator
Josie Murphy, London, United Kingdom
- Complications of Femoral Access for Dialysis
Jasper Chau, London, United Kingdom
Michaela Mayhew, London, United Kingdom
- Needling Competency in the dialysis unit
Hazel Malete, London, United Kingdom
- Are specialist nurses deskilling staff nurses?
Annette Davies, London, United Kingdom
- Psychological aspects of vascular access
Celia Egging, tbc
- The ABC of Needling
Sarah Powers, Birmingham, United Kingdom
Parallel Session 2 - (Nurses, Technicians, Specialist session, Learning Centre 2):
- Proper use of Vascular Access. The role of the Nurse Educator
Josie Murphy, London, United Kingdom
- Complications of Femoral Access for Dialysis
Jasper Chau, London, United Kingdom
Michaela Mayhew, London, United Kingdom
- Needling Competency in the dialysis unit
Hazel Malete, London, United Kingdom
- Are specialist nurses deskilling staff nurses?
Annette Davies, London, United Kingdom
- Psychological aspects of vascular access
Celia Egging, tbc
- The ABC of Needling
Sarah Powers, Birmingham, United Kingdom
15.00-15.20
AVF maturation and early failure. Tricks of the Trade
Selcuk Baktiroglu, Istanbul Turkey
AVF maturation and early failure. Tricks of the Trade
Selcuk Baktiroglu, Istanbul Turkey
15.20-15.40
Dialysis Access Treatment Algorithm: Fistulas Grafts and Catheters
Jan Tordoir, Maastricht, Netherlands
Dialysis Access Treatment Algorithm: Fistulas Grafts and Catheters
Jan Tordoir, Maastricht, Netherlands
15.40-16.00
Graft Selection for Patient Indication
Markus Kroker, Bad Hersfeld, Germany
Graft Selection for Patient Indication
Markus Kroker, Bad Hersfeld, Germany
16.00-16.20
Results from Heparin bonded grafts in Dialysis Access
Ingemar Davidson, Dallas, TX, United States
Results from Heparin bonded grafts in Dialysis Access
Ingemar Davidson, Dallas, TX, United States
16.20-16.30
Coffee, Tea
Coffee, Tea
16.30-17.10
Debate:
So Endovascular or Surgery. What is your opinion on Access rescue?
Alun Davies, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom VS Bart Dolmatch, Dallas, TX, United States
Debate:
So Endovascular or Surgery. What is your opinion on Access rescue?
Alun Davies, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom VS Bart Dolmatch, Dallas, TX, United States
17.10-17.30
What did we Learn today? A summary of what we should take home
Eric Chemla, London, United Kingdom
What did we Learn today? A summary of what we should take home
Eric Chemla, London, United Kingdom
NEW CX Advanced Vascular Access Skills Course
Tuesday, 13th April - This course will run from 9am - 1pm and will be repeated from 1.30pm - 5.30pm. Maximum 50 participants per session.
Course Director: Domenico Valenti, London, United Kingdom
This inaugural CX advanced vascular access skills course is under the auspices
of the Vascular Access Society of Britain & Ireland (VASBI). The aim of this hands on course is to demonstrate practical
skills such as clinical examination and duplex scan assessment and how to
perform both surgical and endovascular vascular access techniques.
Practical Skills Stations
Station 1
Intiating vascular access
Clinical evaluation of vascular access site
S Choksy
S Choksy
Duplex scan evaluation of vascular access site
B Freedman
B Freedman
Station 2
Surgical techniques: AVF anastomosis
Creation of Radiocephalic and brachio cephalic AVF
N Inston
N Inston
Creation of graft AVF
F Calder
F Calder
Management of AVF Steal Syndrome
A Bakran
A Bakran
Management of aneurysmal AVF
D Valenti
D Valenti
Station 3
Endovascular techniques: AVF fistuloplasty
How to perform AVF fistuloplasty
D Huang
D Huang
How to manage central vein stenosis and occlusion
J Wilkins
J Wilkins
Station 4
Endovascular techniques: AVF thrombectomy
How to perform AVF radiological thrombectomy
S Powell
S Powell
- with Angiojet device
- with Treratola device
NEW CX Surgeons in Training Prize Course
Surgeons in training are invited to submit a case presentation There will be a prize for the best case presentation by surgical trainee
£500 1st prize
£250 2nd prize
£150 3rd prize
PLUS free registration for CX33 in 2011 for all 3!
Email presentations to info@cxsymposium.com
